Tag "vandalism"
Taft Man Arrested for Domestic Assault
TAFT — A 42-year-old Taft man was arrested on Saturday for sending a woman to the hospital after severely beating her. Michael Ray Hastings was booked into the Kern County
He Should Campaign for His Own Release
HAWTHORNE, CA—Most people wake up in jail wondering who will petition for their release; being a campaign manager could help expedite that painful, lonely and otherwise arduous process. Jason Deon
Yacht Thief Strung on His Own Petard
Santa Barbara – One of Santa Barbara’s leading tourist attractions is The Double Dolphin, a 50-foot catamaran renowned for whale watching excursions, dinner cruises, and coastal party adventures. The vessel is
Cops Ask for Public Help and Get It
Santa Barbara County – After a February 4th appeal for public assistance in locating a third suspect in a string of grand theft burglaries from multiple agricultural operations in Santa Barbara
Surf City Riot Follows US Open of Surfing
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA – By 6:00 Monday morning, the iconic intersection of Huntington Beach’s Main Street and Pacific Coast Highway was quiet beneath some coastal fog, showing few signs of Sunday night’s riots which resulted
San Juan Deputies Arrest Three Suspected of Vandalism
Orange County Sheriff’s deputies arrested three people for spray painting graffiti in the city over the past several days. July 19 San Juan Capistrano Deputies arrested Anthony Carlos Cruz, 19, of San
Rohnert Park Teen Arrested For Alleged Felony Vandalism
A Rohnert Park teen went to jail Saturday on serious charges of vandalism. Petaluma Police arrested James Joseph Jensen, 18, of Rohnert Park, on suspicion of felony vandalism, resisting arrest
Petaluma Police Arrest Two on Suspicion of Vandalism in Separate Incidents
Police arrested two men on suspicion of vandalism in Petaluma last week in separate incidents. Police responding to citizen’s report to police of vandalism in progress involving three suspects at
Teens And Axes Just Don’t Mix
A couple of juvenile boys who thought they were the second coming of Paul Bunyan learned they weren’t. They also learned something else. They were in hot water, no matter
